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Sacred Sculptures & Idols for Your Home

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We bring home the timeless energy of temple art. Whether you are looking for a sacred stone deity or a traditional Tulasi Brindavan, each piece is hand-chiseled by artisans to create a space of quiet reflection.

A serene Gautama Buddha statue in the dharmachakra mudra, or teaching posture. Hand-carved from pink sandstone, this piece embodies peace and is perfect for creating a tranquil meditation corner.

This is a Tulasi Katte, or Brindavan, featuring the Shanku, Chakra, and Nama symbols. Carved from stone, it serves as a sacred focal point for daily prayers, fostering a serene and devotional atmosphere.

A glimpse of various stone statues, including a powerful lion and elephant carving. These pieces are created by talented Shilpakala students from Karnataka, each a unique rendition of our rich cultural heritage.

This Buddha bust is hand-carved from the wood of a Peepal tree, also known as the Bodhi tree. Crafted by artisans in Nepal, it's a large yet lightweight piece that brings an enlightened presence to any room.

A slate carving of Ganesha in the Tangka style, showing him riding his rat to clear obstacles. This intricate art form is practiced by only a handful of families in Nepal, making each piece a rare treasure.

Here is Ganappa, the remover of obstacles, carved from stone. His form, with an elephant head and human body, represents intelligence and strength, making him a perfect spiritual protector for the entrance of a home.

This standing Hanuman in Anjali mudra is handcrafted from black granite by artisans in Tamil Nadu. His posture of reverence and devotion makes this statue a wonderful addition to a foyer or a personal zen space.

About this collection

Most of these pieces, from our solid granite Hanuman to the sandstone Buddha statues, weigh anywhere between 5kg and 25kg. They are built to last generations, not just seasons. When you pick a piece, think about where it will sit—granite needs a sturdy, flat base, while our lighter wooden or sandstone pieces can add grace to a foyer or a quiet reading corner.

Our Approach to Sacred Art

Our collection is about 'Kai kelasa'—work of the hand. We collaborate directly with Shilpakala students in Karnataka and master carvers in Tamil Nadu to bring temple artistry into your living space. We believe that an idol is not just decor; it is an anchor for your home's energy.

Materials & Craftsmanship

Each stone carving tells a different story. Our black granite pieces, like the standing Hanuman, are incredibly dense and durable, making them ideal for gardens or high-traffic foyers. The red and pink sandstone statues, often seen in our Pala dynasty-style Buddha carvings, offer a softer, porous texture that develops character over time. For those looking for sacred metalware, we curate Panchaloha idols and copper pieces created using the traditional lost-wax casting method. This technique ensures that no two pieces are identical, preserving the unique signature of the artisan.

Choosing Your Piece

  • Tulasi Brindavans: These are central to the courtyard or garden. We offer them in natural stone across various sizes to suit different prayer spaces.
  • Spiritual Protectors: From the fierce Nandi to the remover of obstacles, Ganesha, these statues are often placed at entrances to ground the home's energy.
  • Meditative Figures: If you are creating a zen corner, our sandstone Buddha statues in dharmachakra mudra provide a focal point for stillness.

We handle the sourcing, checking, and logistics, ensuring these heavy, delicate pieces arrive safely at your doorstep in Bengaluru. If you are unsure about placement or weight bearing, just send us a photo of your space. We can guide you on which statue fits the scale of your room or garden.

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Visit Warehouse at Anjanapura, BengaluruStarting ₹2,800 per piece

I’m Dileep, and together with Lakshman, we curate pieces that connect the old-school craft of South Indian temples to modern homes. We aren't just selling statues; we are sharing the stories and spiritual grounding that come from working with master artisans who have kept these traditions alive for generations.

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